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The Management of Information Systems

Kenneth L. Kraemer, William H. Dutton, Alana Northrop

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Studies forty-two American cities to examine the benefits and drawbacks of computers in business and government. Looks specifically at management of computer systems.

Year:

2019

Publisher:

Columbia University Press

Language:

english

Pages:

418

ISBN 10:

0231895380

ISBN 13:

9780231895385

File:

PDF, 28.14 MB

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english, 2019

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